Site Front by Chote Works
For Aussie trades & local businesses
I build fast websites with an AI assistant that answers customer questions at 9pm, collects the job details, and lands a ready-to-quote enquiry in your inbox. I write it, build it and set it up; you check the facts.
Free, no call required. Send your web address, get back a list of where you’re losing enquiries.
How much for a driveway? About 60 square metres, pretty mouldy.
Driveways are priced on size and condition, so the team confirms a quote after seeing photos. Which suburb are you in?
Palmerston. Any day next week is fine.
Palmerston’s in the service area. Here’s what I’ll send through — check it’s right:
The free part
Check your own site against this list. Fix what you can yourself — seriously. If you’d rather someone just handled it, that’s what I do.
Have me check yours for freePlenty of people look for a tradie in the evening, on the couch. If your site’s only answer is “call us”, they call the next one on the list.
“From $X” beats silence. Even a range, or what changes the price, keeps people from bouncing to someone who does say.
On a phone, your number should be a button, visible without scrolling. If they have to copy and paste it, some won’t.
A common defect on small-business sites, and you won’t see it on a desktop. It makes you look broken before they’ve read a word.
A form that says “thanks” but never delivers is worse than no form. Test yours today from your own phone.
Every old page address needs to point somewhere new. Skip it and years of search ranking turn into “page not found”.
When a happy customer shares your site in a group chat, it should show your name and a photo — not an empty grey box.
What you get
Six pieces, all built and set up by me, for one fixed price quoted after our first call.
Your number is one tap away on every page, and every page is tested at common phone widths so nothing slides off the screen.
Replaces A slow template site nobody updates
Trained only on facts you approve: services, suburbs, what you can and can’t price. Answers questions any hour of the day.
Replaces Missed calls and “sorry, just seeing this now”
The assistant collects the details you actually need — suburb, job, size, timing, photos-ready — and the customer checks the summary before it’s sent.
Replaces Five back-and-forth texts per job
If anything breaks, the customer is shown your phone number instead of a “thanks, we’ll be in touch” that went nowhere. No lead disappears into a void.
Replaces Forms that quietly stop working for months
Proper page titles, service-area markup, sitemap and share cards, done from day one.
Replaces An SEO agency retainer for the basics
I map every old page to its new home, so the Google rankings you’ve built don’t turn into dead links on launch day.
Replaces Starting from zero in search
The guarantee
I build your site on a private preview link before you pay a cent. Click around, try the assistant, show your partner. If you don’t want to put it live, you walk away and owe nothing.
How it works
About 45 minutes. Your services, your area, your prices (or why you don’t publish them), and the ten questions you answer every week.
You talk
Copy, design, the assistant and the enquiry flow. You get a private preview link to poke at, share and pick apart.
You review
Approve it, and it launches on your domain. Enquiries land in your inbox. Changes after that are an email to me.
You answer enquiries
The work
One live client site and one demo. Both are public, so you can test them yourself tonight.
A new business in Darwin. Rebuilt from a hand-coded site onto Site Front, with an assistant called Jess who answers questions and collects quote details at any hour. The site claims no reviews or years in business it doesn’t have yet.
Marlow Creek Garden Care is a made-up business I use to test every Site Front change before it reaches a client. The assistant is real. Ask it anything. Ask about prices and watch it refuse to make one up. Give it a fake enquiry and see the summary it builds.
Open the demo(opens in a new tab)The fine print, up front
The worst thing a chatbot can do is confidently tell a customer the wrong price. Here’s what mine will and won’t do.
Who’s building it
I run Chote Works. I’ve spent 15+ years building and selling the software that keeps water utilities, mines and hospitals running — maintenance systems where a missed work order actually matters. I’ve written the SQL, built the integrations and sat through the go-lives.
Now I use AI every day to build things fast, and I got fed up watching good local businesses lose work to websites that just sit there. So I built Site Front to do the boring parts properly, and I build every site on it myself, from the Sunshine Coast.
Questions
A fixed price, quoted after our first call, once I know what you need. You see the working preview before you pay anything, so you know what you’re paying for.
It only answers from the facts we agree on together, and it’s built to say “I don’t know, I’ll pass that on” rather than make something up. It won’t quote a price you haven’t approved. You read every enquiry before anyone commits to anything.
No. Your number stays front and centre, one tap to call on mobile. Enquiries go to the inbox you already use.
That’s the most common starting point. I move your content across, redirect every old address to the right new page, and point your domain over when you’re happy.
We’ll agree the ongoing side on the first call, in plain English, before anything is built.
Because you’ll be dealing with the person who actually builds it, and you don’t have to trust me — you can test the live client site and the demo today, then test your own site before paying.
Only a small “Built with Site Front by Chote Works” line in the footer. Everything else carries your business name, on your domain.
Start here — it’s free
Send me your web address. I will go through it on a phone the way a customer would, and send back a short list of where you are losing enquiries and how to fix each one, whether you hire me or not.
Opens your email. No forms, no sales call, no mailing list.